> > Yes, an official FAQ page on fedora.redhat.com would be a nice thing I > > feel. Maybe just because users on this list don't care for the list > > archive to search for answers but feel free to ask questions and report > > problems which comes up at least twice a week. ;) > > > > Alexander > > If someone doesn't bother to even look at the archives and see a problem > that comes up twice a week, what makes you think they will read a FAQ? It would be nice for somebody like me. I have not installed Fedora, because of all of the problems I am seeing on this list. Someday I will bite the bullet and install Fedora, and it would be *very* nice if I could go to one place (an official FAQ) and be able to easily see all of the hoops that I am going to have to jump through in order to make Fedora work. My machine has an NVIDIA card, so I'll have to mess with that. I will want yum/apt to work, and my God but there are a lot of posts about how that damn thing doesn't work but 2 days in a row, and not at all after a clean install without manually editing some conf file and adding/changing repositories or something. Etcetera. > For that matter, I don't think it is a Fedora issue, it is a NVidia issue, > so it belongs in their FAQ. NVidia's closed source drivers don't come > with Fedora, so why should Fedora have to support them? I don't think that it's so much an issue os Fedora having to support them, as it is a sharing of knowledge by other Fedora users who have figured out how to make the most popular video chipset in the world work with the OS. Ben
